Can photosensitive stamps be rinsed with water?

*Yes**, the photosensitive stamp can be rinsed with water. In general, it is necessary to prepare an appropriate concentration of neutral cleaning solution, a soft-bristled toothbrush, and laundry detergent to clean a photosensitive stamp. First of all, soak the stamp in clean water and gently scrub the surface of the stamp with a soft-bristled toothbrush to remove stains and ink residues on the surface.

Then, apply a small amount of detergent to the surface of the stamp and gently scrub it with a soft-bristled toothbrush to remove deep stains. Finally, rinse off with clean water. It should be noted that the soaking time should not be too long, and the concentration of the soaking solution should not be too high, so as not to damage the seal.

After washing, the stamp should be left to dry in the sun to ensure dryness.

Brush with a small brush dipped in detergent, wipe dry with wet paper and hand towels, and replace it with high-quality imported photosensitive ink.

Proper use of photosensitive seals:

1. Before the photosensitive seal is stamped, a layer of paper should be padded under the paper to be stamped to ensure that the stamped object has a certain flexible space, and the stamping surface should be flat, and the smoother the surface, the better the effect of the stamp.

Second, when the photosensitive seal is used for stamping, under the premise of ensuring that the contact part of the seal surface does not move, the seal handle should be slightly shaken, especially for large-size stamp surfaces, so that the effect of stamping is more clear and uniform.

3. The oil injection of photosensitive seals should use high-quality imported photosensitive printing oil, and must not use atomic printing oil to fill, because the seal surface of the photosensitive seal adheres to the capillary fibers on the paper during long-term use, and the seal surface should be cleaned before filling the printing oil, and the seal surface should be cleaned with absorbent cotton dipped in anhydrous alcohol, and then oiled.

Preservation of the photosensitive seal:

1. When the photosensitive seal is not in use, it should be covered in time to prevent the adhesion of dust and undue bumps.

2. Do not contact with acids, alkalis, oils and other harmful chemical materials during the preservation of photosensitive seals, and avoid collision with sharp hard objects.

Summary. Hello sorry for your question, take a hair dryer to dry the water, don't put too much when blowing, and then re-pour the oil. What to do after adding the wrong printing oil to the photosensitive seal If the atomic stamp oil is accidentally added to the photosensitive seal, quickly use hygroscopic materials such as toilet paper or soft cloth to absorb and wipe the injected atomic oil, if the wiping is late, the atomic oil penetrates into the photosensitive seal pad, then the effect of the seal will change, you will find that the stamped word oil is oily, and after a period of time it will become very blurry, and the photosensitive stamp pad must be remade and replaced, because the stamp mat that penetrates into the atomic oil will no longer be used.

The photosensitive stamp injected with atomic ink will be damaged, and in the end there will only be a watermark effect, which is very unclear. Use a paper towel to absorb the ink from the surface outward, and the toilet paper absorbs all the ink inside the seal (thoroughly clean), absorb it several times, and when the color of the stamp pad of the photosensitive seal becomes very light, wipe off the excess substances on the surface of the seal with a paper towel, and then add the special oil for the photosensitive seal to the text of the seal, and stand the seal upside down for about ten minutes, wait for it to slowly penetrate in, and wipe off the excess ink with a paper towel. Take a hair dryer to dry the water, don't put it too deep when blowing, and then pour the oil again.

Hello sorry for your question, take a hair dryer to dry the water, don't put too much when blowing, and then re-pour the oil. What to do after adding the wrong printing oil to the photosensitive seal If the atomic stamp oil is accidentally added to the photosensitive seal, quickly use hygroscopic materials such as toilet paper or soft cloth to absorb and wipe the injected atomic oil, if the wiping is late, the atomic oil penetrates into the photosensitive seal pad, then the effect of the seal will change, you will find that the stamped word oil is oily, and after a period of time it will become very blurry, and the photosensitive stamp pad must be remade and replaced, because the stamp mat that penetrates into the atomic oil will no longer be used. The photosensitive stamp injected with atomic ink will be damaged, and in the end there will only be a watermark effect, which is very unclear.

Use a paper towel to absorb the ink from the surface outward, and the toilet paper absorbs all the ink inside the seal (thoroughly clean), absorb it several times, and when the color of the stamp pad of the photosensitive seal becomes very light, wipe off the excess substances on the surface of the seal with a paper towel, and then add the special oil for the photosensitive seal to the text of the seal, and stand the seal upside down for about ten minutes, wait for it to slowly penetrate in, and wipe off the excess ink with a paper towel. Take a hair dryer to dry the water, don't put it too deep when blowing, and then pour the oil again.

Depending on the degree of cleaning, if it is soaked in water, it is recommended that you scrap it directly, because there will be water stains on the cover after the ink and water are fused, if you just wipe it with a damp rag. Dry and ready to use, I hope my answer will help you.

The specific steps for cleaning photosensitive stamps are as follows:

In addition to the photosensitive stamp, wash with laundry detergent and toothbrush, and then wash with Amway Dish to remove residual laundry detergent.

All parts of the stamp are removed, and the rubber seal body and the internal grid can be removed from the back with a small flathead screwdriver.

Answer. In addition to the rubber stamp, wash it with laundry detergent and toothbrush, and then wash it with Amway's new dish (dishwasher) to remove the residual laundry detergent.

Cleaning of the rubber chapter body: first cut off the nails on the fingers (to avoid hurting the chapter surface), gently wipe the surface of the chapter body with a paper towel, then soak it in LOC water and squeeze the chapter body up and down with both hands in the water, let the LOC solution enter the inside of the chapter body, and then immerse it all for about 10 minutes or more, and squeeze the chapter body in all directions in this LOC water after soaking.

When the color of the water becomes very red, you need to change to "dish new" water, squeeze the same and soak for about 10 minutes or more, and then squeeze the octamomum in this water. When the water turns red, change to LOC water, then squeeze it, change it to LOC water after turning red, and repeat about 6 times until the color of the water becomes very light. Finally, squeeze it with "dish new" water with a low concentration and soak it for more than 10 minutes, and then squeeze it with water to wash.

Finally, there is the dry rubber seal body. You can take the washing machine and spin it dry (literally inward), and then put it in the sun to dry (literally down, don't dry it in summer), and you can also use a radiator to dry it at low temperature (literally down). It's okay if it's not too dry, but either way, it will take at least 2 days to dry.

After that, you can use the normal method to add photosensitizing oil.

It is not okay to stick the tape paper, it will stick the chapter surface. The above method is to try whether it can be successful under the premise that the seal has not undergone physical changes. If the above method is not very good, you can repeat the above method and do it again, and if you don't succeed many times, you can only remake the seal.

If you accidentally add it to the light copying stamp.

Attack the atomic seal oil, quickly make bai with toilet paper or soft cloth and other hygroscopic zhi external printing oil, Wei dao raw paper to absorb all the printing oil in the seal (thoroughly clean), absorb it several times, wait until the color of the seal pad of the photosensitive seal becomes very light, wipe off the excess substance on the surface of the seal with a paper towel, and then add the special oil for photosensitive printing to the seal literally, stand the seal upside down for about ten minutes, wait for it to slowly penetrate in, and wipe off the excess ink with a paper towel. Please use it as soon as possible, re-filling the photosensitive ink may save the stamp. Otherwise, the seal cannot be repaired and can only be remade.

In addition, the stamp mat of the photosensitive seal is a fluffy special photosensitive material, if the atomic ink is injected or the stamp is polluted to be cleaned, do not clean it with water, let alone soak it in water. You can wash the liquid with some chemical materials, and better yet, wipe it with a soft cloth.

With my 5 years of experience in the industry, I personally think that the treatment method like you is not good If the photosensitive seal accidentally adds inferior atomic ink, the seal is almost equivalent to scrapping Even if you want to do this, the effect is still not ideal It needs to be re-scanned and engraved.

Clean the seal surface with a degreased cotton dampened with anhydrous alcohol, then fill it with oil.

Hello, no, the photosensitive seal will be completely scrapped as soon as it encounters alcohol, you can only try to use a paper towel to absorb the ink in the seal until you can't absorb a little imprint, and then add a special photosensitive ink can also be used.

Wipe the surface clean with alcohol and squeeze the dirt out. Repeat the above steps.